Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi

Fifty six sermons for Friday and for weddings. Subjects cover significance of knowledge, correct belief, observing salah, zakah and other Islamic duties, mutual rghts, earning a living, etc. Arabic sermons with English Translation side by Side.

Here is an authentic catalog of cultural pracices in the subcontinent at the time of Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi which were un-Islamic. Some of these have disappeared. Some others have been replaced by other practices embodying the same spirit. Still others continue to plague the society. This is the proper approach for separating the culture from religion: List the specific practices prevalent in the society and show what is wrong with them.

This is Bahishti Zewar condensed and made easy. Prepared by a group of 'Ulama at the Bait-ul-Ilm Trust. Organized according to the Fiqh topics. Includes exercises at the end of each chapter. Meant to be used as a textbook.

Also known as al-Misk al-Dhaki, this brief commentary is based on class lessons conducted by Hakim al-Ummat Maulana Ashraf 'Ali Thanawi.
Edited and annotated by Maulana Mufti 'Abd al-Qadir. With a foreword by Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani.
Discusses selected chapters from the Jami' of Imam al-Tirmidhi. A brief reference to the relevant text of the hadith, etc is mentioned, followed by Maulana Ashraf 'Ali Thanawi's explanation. Commentary can be in Urdu or Arabic, and sometimes, in Farsi. Computer composed.

2000 selections from Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanawi's writings. Anecdotes, tidbits, recipies, advice, admonition.

This is the first major attempt to produce a revised and updated version of this great classic. Language has been simplified as Urdu has gone through major change since this book was written. Additionally the issues that are no longer applicable have been removed and those which are important now have been included. The work was produced by teachers at Jamia Rashid. This is a much more accessible and relevant book for today’s readers.